Cordyline fruticosa 'Rumba' Statement Plant Always check soil moisture before

Always check soil moisture before watering and don't water if it's still moist through

Impress with this rare Hoya by keeping it in bright but indirect light and letting the top layer of soil dry out between waters

The soil contains layers of sand and grit to allow the water to drain away from the main soil

enabling these women to work from home

This cultivar is particularly favoured for its striking appearance and easy care

Cordyline fruticosa 'Rumba' Statement Plant Always check soil moisture beforeScientific Name Cordyline fruticosa (bushy club rooted plant) 'Glauca' (sweet) Common Name Ti Plant, Palm Lily, Cabbage Palm, Good Luck Plant Origin Native to tropical Southeast Asia, eastern Australia and some Pacific islands including Hawaii Description The Cordyline fructicosa, or Ti Plant, is culturally important to traditional religions of the Austronesian and Papuan peoples, and is cultivated for food, traditional medicines and ornamental